Operating Systems Basic and Advanced Level

Operating systems at the basic level cover the fundamentals of process management, memory management, file systems, and I/O systems, providing a foundation in how operating systems function and manage hardware resources. Advanced topics include complex scheduling algorithms, concurrency and synchronization mechanisms, advanced memory management techniques, and file system implementation. Security and protection measures, along with distributed operating systems and virtualization, are also explored. This knowledge equips professionals to design, develop, and optimize efficient, secure, and scalable operating systems for diverse computing environments.